[BowlBuilder]

Tractor blue book. Case GT tractor values. http://www.tractorbluebook.com/

 

[Hydriv]

Perhaps it's just me but I could not find any listings for Ingersoll nor did I see any garden tractor model numbers in the Case section. :headscratcher: :headscratcher: :headscratcher: :headscratcher:

 

[gator_rider2]

http://www.tractorbluebook.com/Equipmen ... -Ingersoll

 

[tss8690]

There are two tabs: Farm tractors and Grounds Maintenance Equipment. Ingersoll/Case can be found under the Grounds Maintenance Equipment tab.

Tim

 

[ByCo]

For a hundred bucks a year, no thanks. I'll just keep watching ebay, CL and this forum to keep up with values.

ByCo

 

[Hydriv]

Thanks to gator, I did see some Ingersoll listings but I could not find any listings for Case tractors such as the 107, 117, 130, 150, 155, 180, 190, 195, 442, T-90, Black Knight Demonstrators, Golden Demonstrators, Spirit of 76 and any Colt models. Guess I'll keep my $100.00 too. :sidelaugh:

Thanks to Bowlbuilder for bringing it to the attention of the group but it's a hefty price to pay annually to get their "valuation" of garden tractors.

 

[BushBoneYard]

It looks like it's handy for MSRP. I just looked at my favorite Case model though, the 210. Interesting note for me is that the 1977 Case 210 was "only" $250 more than my ST 10, as long as the PO gave me an accurate number. I thought the difference would be greater.

 

[Billygoat]

Kinda neat but I'll pass for $100. Something I did notice though, Why did the 1976 models pick up ground speed then slow back down for '77 then speed back up again?

 

[Bill.H]

Thanks to gator, I did see some Ingersoll listings but I could not find any listings for Case tractors such as the 107, 117, 130, 150, 155, 180, 190, 195, 442, T-90, Black Knight Demonstrators, Golden Demonstrators, Spirit of 76 and any Colt models.

They call themselves a blue book for maintenance equipment, not for collectors. I don't see any of those having any commercial "usable" value due to their age. Demo models would be worth whatever year/model/condition they are to a user.
But I'm really glad they told me I had a hydrostatic tranny :lolno:

 

[Hydriv]

I don't disagree, Bill.

The point I was trying to make is that their listings only go so far. In addition, I see nothing there that speaks about the optional equipment that a tractor might have on it and we all know those items will affect the price. I can't say that their valuations would be of much use to most of the members of this forum because few of them shop at dealers for tractors. What dealers demand for a certain tractor can often be a far cry from what a member would end up paying as a result of a C/L, Kijiji or e-Bay listing. To me.... two different worlds.

 

[BowlBuilder]

I posted this more as a joke than anything. The asking price is far too steep for me, but I thought some might find it interesting and/or entertaining. I did like finding out what the MSRP was on my tractor when new.

 

[Hydriv]

I posted this more as a joke than anything. The asking price is far too steep for me, but I thought some might find it interesting and/or entertaining. I did like finding out what the MSRP was on my tractor when new.

Not a problem, BB. I found the site interesting. I'd like to know the source of those MSRP's they show and whether they are truly accurate or not. What is not mentioned is whether those prices are just for the basic tractor with no options or attachments. One would think so but without proper clarification, who knows for sure?

 

[silvertogold]

I could not find my 644 listed, that must mean it's priceless
:trink:

 

[gator_rider2]

http://www.tractorbluebook.com/Equipmen ... 644-Loader

Its under compact Tractor.

 

[99flhr]

I have arrived at the following formula for CCI value calculation:

ADD:
A. Purchase price
B. Parts cost
C. Labor hrs @ yr day job rate

SUBTRACT
40% of the sum of A+B+C.
50 % " " " " " if it has a yellow seat
60% " " " " " if it has green paint & yellow wheels
70% " " " " " if it has green paint, yellow wheels and a yellow seat

The resulting figure now approximates what your tractor is worth on the open market.

 

[horton20]

Yellow seat??? Well when i bought my case 190 forklift it had a JD seat on it, i taped over the JD on the back so i could haul it 1200 miles home, then the first swap meet the seat went with me, not to good of shape but brougth $10.00 horton20.

 

[BowlBuilder]

If you go to your individual model, there are boxes which can be checked to evaluate the addition of a mower deck, snow blower or tiller. There is also a tab which explains how much to add or deduct (a percentage) based on condition. It seems to be a well thought out site.
http://www.tractorbluebook.com/Tools/EBB/Value/735